Through the dingy door of a ramshackle building, the Philippine police pulled five young victims forced by a local man to perform live sex acts for pedophiles over the internet. These children, the oldest 16, while the youngest barely more than a baby, are part of a burgeoning industry alongside
On Wednesday, 29 charges of federal hate crimes were filed against James Alex Fields Jr., the 21-year-old accused of deliberately ramming his car into a crowd at an anti-white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August of last year. The alleged attack, in which Mr. Fields accelerated directly into a
There has been growing concern about the performance of African teams at major global sporting events especially the FIFA World Football Cup. With the premature exit of all five contending African teams, some Africans have argued that the poor performance of these teams is a clear reflection of the poor
At midnight on June 24th 2018, Saudi Arabia lifted its longtime ban that forbade women from driving, nine months after the announcement was first made by King Salman, and decades after the “Women to Drive” movement first began campaigning for change. Women took to the streets in the driver’s seat
On June 21, 2018, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gave birth to a baby girl, Neve. Arden has become one of two women who have given birth whilst in positions of national leadership, and her maternity is highly significant as a symbol of political progress and acceptance, as well
